Emmy-winning tech journalist David Pogue announces “Apple: The First 50 Years,” a deeply researched book chronicling Apple’s journey with exclusive interviews, rare photos, and untold stories. Pre-order now ahead of its March 2026 release.
Spotify has announced price increases for Premium subscribers across South Asia, Europe, Latin America, and more. Here’s what’s changing and how it compares to Apple Music.
Amazon is offering limited-time discounts on AirPods 4 for $99 and AirPods Pro 2 for $169. Get the latest AirPods deals, shipping info, and compare savings from Prime Day lows.
Apple is reportedly working on bringing its Ultra Retina XDR display with tandem OLED technology to a future iPhone, offering major upgrades in brightness, color, and responsiveness.
Apple’s Craig Federighi says Siri’s upcoming AI revamp will be far more advanced than originally planned. Here’s what we know about the future of Siri on iOS.
In a rare all-hands meeting at Apple Park, Tim Cook addressed Apple’s AI challenges and promised bold investment, declaring AI as big as the iPhone revolution. Here’s what was said.
A new leak reveals the iPhone 17 Air’s ultra-thin 2.49mm battery that is reportedly half the thickness of the iPhone 17 Pro’s. Here’s what this means for size, weight, and battery life.
Apple and Synchron have publicly demonstrated a brain-controlled iPad for the first time. Using a neural implant and Apple’s BCI technology, a man with ALS navigates the iPad with only his thoughts, no hands, no voice.
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Update – August 2: Majin Bu has now clarified that the battery shown in the recently shared images is actually for the iPhone 17 Pro, not the iPhone 17 Air as initially stated. According to the updated information, there will be two versions of the battery, corresponding to models with and without a physical SIM card tray.
Apple’s iPad self-repair initiative is under fire as repair experts label the pricing of parts like charge ports and digitizers as excessively high, raising questions about Apple’s true commitment to the right to repair movement.
